Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School - Loughlinite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Brother Raphael James Brother Timothy of Mary Brother William james Brother joseph Patric fjames Buroj fTimothy Fallonj fRichard Kemmererj QPatrick Reillyj Richard Kemmerer receives the habit from Brother Charles Henry, Provincial, l Brother Richard helps Timothy Fal- lon don newly re- ceived robe. james Buro's spon- sor, Brother Ray- mund, assists him with his habit. Graduates take Habit of Brothers at Barr town Overlooking the Hudson and across from the Catskills is the Christian Brothers' Novitiate at Barrytown. Its doors are opened to hundreds of young men who desire to follow the way of life of St. john Baptist De La Salle. Over the years Loughlin has been second to none in aspirants to this sacred vocation. Year in, year out, there have always been several boys from every graduating class standing in line waiting to receive their Holy Habit. Last year we were blessed with four Loughlinites who took their vows and were accepted into the congregation. For almost thirty years Barrytown has been the hrst step on the road to becoming a Christian Brother. With the split- ting of the New York-New England District in 1957, the young men from Brooklyn have been without a novitiate of their own. They have, however, been allowed to continue using the facilities at Barrytown. This situation will be remedied in September with the completion of the new build- ing at Narragansett, Rhode Island.

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